Utility Box Furnace
The Utility Box Furnace is a high-temperature furnace that is designed for use in laboratory and industrial applications. It is designed to provide a reliable and durable heating solution for high-temperature heat treatment processes. This furnace is made with high-quality materials that are designed to withstand the high temperatures and harsh conditions that are typically found in industrial and laboratory settings.
The Utility Box Furnace has a maximum operating temperature of 1090°C, making it suitable for a wide range of heat treatment processes. It is also equipped with a digital temperature controller that allows for precise temperature control, ensuring consistent and accurate results. This furnace is easy to operate and maintain, and it comes with a range of safety features that ensure safe and reliable operation.
Function
The chamber is a climatic chamber specifically designed to perform carbonation tests on concrete samples.
Configuration
The furnace has a single chamber with a hinged door for easy loading and unloading of materials. It is available in both horizontal and vertical orientations to suit different applications.
Features
The furnace features an energy-efficient design that ensures minimal heat loss and reduced energy consumption. It also has a high-temperature alloy muffle for added durability and protection against thermal shock.
Temperature Range
The furnace has a temperature range of up to 1090°C or as per requirement.
Heating Rate
The furnace has a single chamber with a hinged door for easy loading and unloading of materials. It is available in both horizontal and vertical orientations to suit different applications.
Capacity
The furnace is available in various sizes, capacities or as per the requirement.
Heat Source
The furnace uses electric resistance heating elements to generate heat, which is distributed evenly throughout the chamber.
Power Requirement
The furnace requires a power supply of 208V, 240V, or 480V, depending on the specific model.
Atmosphere
The furnace can operate in a variety of atmospheres, including air, inert gas, and reducing atmospheres.